Tuned by Portland Speed Industries
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Tuned by Portland Speed Industries
I've been driving the past 4-5 months on an E-Tune from Uprev without any known issues and have enjoyed it, but I finally had an opportunity to go back home 2 weeks ago and decided to get on a dyno to properly tune my G. After a long 7 hour drive (through thunder/wind storms and flash floods) I headed over to Portland Speed Industries in Hillsboro, OR for the tune. Jason (Head Tuner) is an expert who did an outstanding job creating the tune.
Baseline:
295 whp / 250 ft/lbs
End results:
314 whp / 274 ft/lbs
2008 G37S 6MT
36K+ miles on the odometer
Stock wheels/tires
92 Pump
80 degrees / 41% Humidity
Mods:
Stillen Gen 3
Motordyne M370
Motordyne E370
Berk HFC
GTM Driveshaft
Whiteline Differential Bushings
DIY Ground Wires
*Video of the run should be uploaded to their site soon.
Baseline:
295 whp / 250 ft/lbs
End results:
314 whp / 274 ft/lbs
2008 G37S 6MT
36K+ miles on the odometer
Stock wheels/tires
92 Pump
80 degrees / 41% Humidity
Mods:
Stillen Gen 3
Motordyne M370
Motordyne E370
Berk HFC
GTM Driveshaft
Whiteline Differential Bushings
DIY Ground Wires
*Video of the run should be uploaded to their site soon.
Last edited by Brainchild; 09-23-2013 at 02:17 PM.
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INFINITG37BOI (01-20-2014)
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Both are great mods. Be sure to get on a dyno and tune if possible after installing the M370. Seems to be a hit or miss for some people and getting on a dyno will be the only way to know for sure how it's working for you. I've been thinking about getting ART pipes for a while now but haven't decided if it's worth the extra time and money. I love the sound of it though.
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